Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-05-26
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ssth, at P. NJ, to attend to important bus.
mess.
Mr.. j. A. Markham has the thanks of our
better-haIf for two large heads of excellent
lettuce-as fine as we ever saw-presented
on last Saturday.
DR.. u. E. Strong has rented the Lindsay
property, recently occupied by w. W. Nall,
and, as soon as some repairs are completed.
will remove his family from St-Louis thereto
We learn that it is the intention of the
railroad company to place chair ears on all
through passenger trains. The fast mail
carries nothing but chair and Pullman ears.
The VI. E. church festival at the Academy
of Music last Wednesday evening was fairly
attended and the refreshments were all dis
posed of in good time. The net proceeds
were about $40.
The HarraI- Mckinney line I" suit was
tried before Justices Dinger and Logan on the
grounds IN Beleyiew last Friday. Mr.. Hol-
Ioman after some surveying will render the
decision this week.
Jno. Wiley captured a monster turtule at
the silver Mines last Friday, and the next
day it was brought to town and placed on
exhibition at Geo. Schultz's. 4 turtle soup
dinner was had Monday.
The Shut-In iron mines are being worked
by a small tlrce of men. A boarding house
for the men was built adjacent thereto last
week, and il the vein of ore proves what Is
expected number OF men will shortly be
employed.
The Breyity Columns briefness this week
should be attributed TO our giving room to
an extra amount of especially interesting
matter from our able corps of Correspondents
and depIorable want Of happenings during
the past week.
Ed Tetwiler and Roger Gay have started
an ice-cream parlOr in the north room sec
ond fioOr of the Academy OF Music and VIII
have the delicious article on sale every day
during the week, including Sundays. The
patronage OF the public is solicited.
Mr.. james FL. Clark has disposed Of his
interest in the Arcadia Valley Mill Company
TO Judge Garrison, who. in company with
Mr.. Crammer, will conduct the business IN
the future. It is the intention of Mr.. Clark
TO maize a trip to California with his wife in
pursuit of health.
Mrs Lopez has an experienced and efficient
landscape gardener at work on the grounds
of her lately purchased home, and when the
improvements now being made are compiet-
ed she will have one of the neatest and tast-
TEST laid out yards in the Valley. The party
who is doing the job knows his business.
The Supreme Court recently reversed and
re.nanded the case of State &c rel. Jno.
n TYIdtr hat n
Court. appealed from Madison. It may not
be out OF place to state that the REGISTER
printed the winning brief in this case for
Senator johnson, the appellants attorney,
last October.
The members of Iron Lodge, No. 107, L o.
O. T.. will give Grand Ball ut the Academy
of Music, on the evening Of July 18th, 1881
The supper the music, and everything con-
ueeted with it, will be of the best. Admis-
sion. zoe per couple. supper extra. Invi-
tatjons will be issued next week. The
proeeeds of the ball will be for the benefit of
the Lodge.
Mr. Thee. Rudy, the gentlemaniy and
obIfoing agent of the klausmann Brewery
Company in the Valley, desires Us to inform
the public that he is prepared to NIL, on snort
notice, all orders for Soda Water, Beer, III
key or ease-botil pint and quart bottles
and will deliver the same without extra
charge to any place in the Valley. Give MN
= trial and YOU will never regret it.
when the "owI Hunter" furnishes US
with his full name his communication VIII
have our consideration. Let it be UNDER
sfoeti. once for all, that no communication
will be printed in this paper unless the real
name of the author is given to the editor-
not for publication, but AZ an evidence Oh
,,.,a.y faith. These remarks also apply to q
Hogan fncognito correspondent, with the
additional remark that his article Is perhaps
too personal for public print, under any con-
aition.
A soou as the fast mail trains are got to
running smoothly, the postal cars VIII NC
taken OF of Nos. 6o3 and 6os and annexed 10
the fast trains. The establishment Oh These
FAST mail trains is due 70 the tact tna1 the
Sam Francisco railroad, which VIII shortly
enter Dallas, Texas, came near securing the
-,.,,,.,.,er FIR the Texas mail, and TO prevent
..,,,.b /, mavs. the Iron Mountain folk resoig-
-, :, ;,,ersass their speed and lessen their
r;ma thereby, for the present, af least, lay :
ius out the Frisco and its hopes IN that con-
nection.
The SEYMOUR Theatre Company, Which
s,neus a weeks engagement at the Academy
of MUSIC next Monday night, comes hgnls
raeonmmeuded, and we believe we are saie
in insur.ing our people a bettershow than we
b.v,, had for years. We have before US nti-
merous papers from different sections IN
which this company appeared and they are
all fond in their praise of the character ana
,ualitv of its entertainments. We take the
following from recent issue OF the cape
C,sr.rtfeart Democrat: ''The seymour Thea
ere company showed here every night last
week to larger audiences than ever before
attended a show of any kind IN the citV. In
fact the Turner Hall was packed fuh hishl
after night, and many who desired TO see tne
chow STAYED away because they could not gee
ss..a,,,farfable seats. The Seymour COMPANY
g -cmposef of some splendid artists, ana 40
= svjsols the troupe is the best that sFer VS.
80 Zane Girarsieau." Reserved seats LOT
seymour's Theatre Company at Crisp's Drug
Store.